Power Strike Threat Looms Over Salt Lake Light and Power
Workers at the Vitah Light and Power Company, linemen and men from the station division, began a walkout after noon with fifteen more expected to join. Talks stalled over wage and hour demands, threatening widespread service disruption and potential citywide consequences if no settlement is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trim Anerd
Vitah Light and Power Company
Kentay
Ulak
Meila
Leorel
Indo Amnion
Labor dispute interview reveals worker wage, policy tensions
Fragmentary transcript shows negotiations between company managers and workers about wages and conditions. Key voices include Campbell and a manager asserting no discrimination, while workers threaten action if delays persist. The discussion touches on wage requests, timing, and potential job actions as Chicago plans loom.
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VrodHhelluay M
N. Brazier
Brig
Jig
Wftern
Gulst
Chicago
Meternium
Anton
Mir
Campbell
Fabio Thule
Deny
Seth
Apni Walesk
Secretary Wilson visits Salt Lake amid irrigation talks and crime wave
Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson arrives in Salt Lake City with his son to discuss irrigation policy and farm welfare, while local police report burglaries near the Arkansas Packing and Nevada Lumber sites. The day includes court actions on vagrancy cases, a sanity hearing, and a new state public building project as Bishop Whitney to speak on Mormonism. Local officials promise a warm reception and efficient processing of Wilson’s potential missions.
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James Wilson
Roosevelt
Salt’ Lake
Jaaper Wilson
Wilson
Fixctulion
Hla
Waalington
Utah
Elty
Roonevelt
Aupar Beta
Wilnans
Eadesl
Bega
Tike Interior
Darts
Bhwood Mende
MB. Shalton
Perssonter
Pury
Shelton
Bainaty
Honwair
Matt Shelton
Jongo Town
Wioll
Indy
Diehl
Thins
Parry
Allornson
Velack
Barry
Larday
Astaut
Allgrney Selyider
Mr. Tutry
United States
Tong
Eliywa
Burglary attempt at Parker Lumber office thwarted
Three men attempted to break into the Parker Lumber office at the corner of Second South and West streets last night. An employee sleeping nearby awoke to noises and observed the intruders in the alley and at the window, while one man claimed they were seeking a place to sleep.
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Parker Lumber Sam
Second
Crittenpay
Voile Toon
Tfo
Matt
Saltlake Notes on Weather and Crime Report
Sal Taylor of 87 Chester Avenue reports unsettled weather with cloud cover and a forecast of similar conditions through the week. Separately, authorities note the Murray robbery suspects remain at large after an escape observed by a bystander, with the Maginnesa district filing a complaint and a court action looming.
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Sal Taylor
Chester
Aig
Ynemean
Tip Murray
Bei
Tiree
Polis
Wiiidhy
Maginnesa
Dugulion
Salaon
Yai
Mining duel in Timberly ends in armed clash
In Timberly two men Gibsin and Jacobs exchanged shots after a quarrel over mining claims. Attorney Alan Martin intervened, persuading arbitration. One constable is absent, other details sketchy amid a broader local disaster report and a separate accident at Boraish Work leaving workers injured and families threatened by ongoing trouble and a recent flood. The piece lists various regional scores and civic notes.
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HiehGeld
Mey
Earop Kimberly
Foils
Gibsin
Jacobs Ie
Begver County
Gibson
Alan Martin
Ryein
Timberly
Court at Fillmore Opens May Term with Two Key Cases
Judge Mahioneaus opened the May term at Fillmore court, disposing of routine matters. Only two significant cases stand out: Greig Choma J. Lowey versus Mammoth Mining Company, scheduled for tomorrow at 2 o'clock, and People of Grice La Leech against Oregon Short Line Railroad Company, set for Monday next.
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Fillmore
Mang
Mahioneaus
Smd
Greig Choma J
Lowey
Mammoth Mining Company
Grice’ la Leech
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Missouri Tornado Leaves Town in Ruin and Toll
A Missouri tornado struck near Rhinchard and Blanchard late evening, killing nine and injuring several. Destruction toppled a Wabash temple, a general store, and homes, with citizens aiding relief as debris filled streets and a path of wreckage stretched across the town.
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Atherton
Anda Melvin
George Hur
Jiavey Mong Lier Morgan
Masoaie
Aioe
Mina al Nw
Ramogel
Severn Level
Standing of the Clubs in Detriot and Other Cities
Detroit won 37, lost 72. Chicago 17, Philadelphia 1y 14. Cleveland 1 and 13. Boston 13. New York 14. Washington 10 and 10. Los Angeles 0. Seattle 24, 17. San Francisco 21, lost i. Tacoma 72 and 23. Helena 11, lost 22. Portland 0, Lost 2. Various city clubs including Milwaukee Denver Colorado, Peoria Omaha Des Moines and Spokane listed with wins and losses in a scattered standings record.
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New York
Lust
Christo
Pittsburg
Lash A
Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
Tost
Clevelani
Tows
Teston
Lniis
iVons
Nave York
Washington
Colorado
Milwaukee
Denver
Kansas Cuy
Bt Toneph
Peoria—tWon
Omaha
Bes Moines
Club
Lon Angeles
Wor
Seattle
Spokane
Wsta
San Franciasco
I Butte
Taconia
Pirn
Inez
Heleno Wan
Portland
Multiline cloak descriptions in early American fashion text
The text describes heavy cloaks with colored plush interiors, front taps, and varied beadwork. Men are shown wearing capes wrapped around the throat, sometimes with beads exposed, while fabrics mix red, green, and other colors. style notes reference beaded hoods and ornate binding. It presents a vivid, period tone of outerwear preference.
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Mutlinis Tnt Sristta
Ijay
Amerie Excel
Mystery death tale of minister in distant lands
Fragmented account tells of a minister Me fen in a remote mission setting who disappeared after an incident near Parl Alfred. Relatives mourn in South Africa and England while a later sighting and a search lead to tangled clues. Ayns, Ir. Wilkinsn, and others piece together a complex story of his final actions and presumed drowning. Authorities and communities seek answers across continents.
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Sombh
M- Daca
Parl Alfred
South Africa
England
Whitlemea
Anne
King William
Alfred
Ae Wanye
Aberdeen
Winburg
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Youn
Mary Smith
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Laurs
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Booth
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Mise
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Shores
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Tetter
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